Paint and Sheetrock Repair
Foundation and water work leaves marks on the inside of a home. We put the walls and ceilings back the way they were, matching texture and finish so the repair does not announce itself to everyone who walks in.
Work Included Under Paint & Sheetrock
Interior finish work is the last step for a reason. Done in the right order, the repair holds instead of reopening in a season.
Drywall Installation
New sheetrock for additions, replaced sections and opened walls.
Tape, Bed & Texture
Seam work and texture matched to the existing surface.
Sheetrock & Drywall Repair
Patching cracks, holes and separation left by movement or water.
Interior & Exterior Painting
Finish coats matched in color and sheen to what is already there.
Popcorn Ceiling Removal
Removal and refinishing to a current flat or knockdown texture.
Trim & Baseboard Finishing
Reinstalling and refinishing trim, casing and baseboard after repair.
When To Have This Looked At
None of these confirm a problem on their own, but each one is worth an evaluation.
- Separation where a wall meets the ceiling or floor
- Nail pops, seam lines or repeat drywall cracks
- Patches and paint that keep reopening after repair
- Texture that does not match from an earlier repair
- Cracks radiating from door and window corners
- Stained or sagging drywall after a water event
How We Handle Paint & Sheetrock
Let the Movement Settle
Interior repairs come after the structural work, so the patch is not fighting a slab that is still moving.
Repair the Substrate
Seams, fasteners and cracks get properly addressed before any texture goes on top of them.
Match and Blend
Texture and sheen are matched so the repaired area disappears into the rest of the wall.
Questions About Paint & Sheetrock
Can you match my existing texture?
In most cases yes. Orange peel, knockdown and hand textures can be matched closely. Heavily stylized older textures are harder, and we will tell you up front if blending will be visible.
Should drywall repair wait until after foundation work?
Yes, when both are happening. Patching before the foundation is corrected usually means the same crack returns, because the cause is still active.
Do you paint the whole room or just the patch?
It depends on the wall. Paint ages, so a spot repair can read as a patch even in a matched color. We will tell you when painting corner to corner is the only way to make it invisible.
Why do my drywall cracks keep coming back?
A crack that reopens is usually reporting movement rather than bad patching. That is worth having the foundation and drainage looked at before the wall gets repaired again.
Want Paint & Sheetrock Looked At?
Get a free, on-site evaluation from Texas Structural Concepts and see the plan for yourself before you commit to anything.